alleryWhat were the high interest loans given by indigo planters to peasants called?
ADadon
BHundi
CPatta
DKamiuti
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Dadon
1. Planters forced peasants to grow indigo instead of food crops.
2. They provided loans called dadon at a very high interest.
3. A farmer who took such a loan stayed in debt for life.
_Source: Wikipedia, Indigo revolt, Background_
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